Jockey Brian Hernandez Jr., who rode Mystik Dan to victory in the 150th Kentucky Derby, wore a green and black silk in 2024. Here is what each jockey in the 151st Kentucky Derby will wear: Silks ...

Amarillo innovation will take its place in the starting gates Saturday at the 140th running of the Kentucky Derby. Jockeys aboard four Kentucky Derby qualifiers will be wearing jockey silks produce… ...

Navy blue is the only color not allowed on the silk. Jockey Brian Hernandez Jr., who rode Mystik Dan to victory in the 150th Kentucky Derby, wore a green and black silk in 2024.

Today, every racehorse owner in America registers his silks with The Jockey Club. The first silks registered in America were the scarlet colors of John A. Morris, which were registered in 1895.

The jockey for this year's Derby favorite, Forte, is Irad Ortiz Jr. He'll be wearing a dark green silk with white stripes on the sleeves and an STL that evokes the logo on MLB's St. Louis ...

The Jockey Club has registered silks for more than 100 years. On a recent day, Keiser held the application for No. 31,632. But there is little fear of running out of design combinations.

Richard Quinn – a designer known for his love of florals and latex – has created a new capsule collection inspired by Grand National-winning jockey silks.. Quinn teamed up with The Jockey Club ...

I told my sister I feel like it's raining jockey silks." The pricing hasn't changed much since they started in the 1970s -- $300 to $400 will still get you a full set.